Ludo Brands wrote:
I'll start digging in and see where I get to, but any suggestions-
particularly relating to Linux- will be welcome.
Under X11 you can modify your keyboard to your likings. 4 levels per key are
standard using Shift and 3 lvl key (Altgr on most non-Eglish kbd but
configurable to any key). Keys can be defined with their unicode code (Uxxxx
format).
A nice howto here:
http://people.uleth.ca/~daniel.odonnell/Blog/custom-keyboard-in-linuxx11 .
As usual, locations of the kbd files differ from distribution to
distribution and even between versions.
Thanks Ludo. I'm already doing a bit of custom stuff to get A+ running
(arguably the largest free APL that still uses the original characters).
But the question remains: once inside a Lazarus app, can I hook keycodes
using a custom procedure, translate them to Unicode, and inject them
into the currently-focussed edit-capable control?
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